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is it possible.... drum pad trigger question pls :)

scharamellascharamella
edited May 2013 in General
To setup a drum pad so that when you hit it, you get one shot.... but hitting it again will stop the cue (or preferably, be able to fade down ????)

Thank you all

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  • DeeJohnsonDeeJohnson
    edited 12:45PM
    "scharamella&quot wrote:
    To setup a drum pad so that when you hit it, you get one shot.... but hitting it again will stop the cue (or preferably, be able to fade down ????)

    Thank you all
    I don't think so.

    But you ca set it so that it is a hold drum pad and when you let go of it, it fades out instantly and stops playing what it is triggered to play.
  • jose_beejose_bee
    edited 12:45PM
    As above and get the fade out by setting the Adsr sustain and release to suit
  • scharamellascharamella
    edited 12:45PM
    I had found those options but I can't sit & hold a pad while mixing live to air TV...
    I need both hands on the console, hence the question.

    Thanks for the quick answers anyway....

    cheers
    jim
  • jose_beejose_bee
    edited 12:45PM
    IO Dock has a foot pedal/switch input that could be used to trigger midi, dunno about options for other docks, but that would be the logical solution IMO
  • dwarmandwarman
    edited 12:45PM
    Or not a dock but one of several MIDI pedal boards around. Them you also get 6 or 8 pedals. Behringer, for example, at around $125. You can also pay more if you want better quality.
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